Weird Contacts on my iPhone
I have been using an iPhone for a couple years, but I only recently connected it to an Exchange server using ActiveSync. (My previous company used Lotus Notes for email,… Read more »
Author Archives: Dave Boring
How Spiceworks Saved My Bacon (and Earned Kudos From My Boss)
Every once in a while you come across a product or service that you feel like you cannot live without. You might substitute something else, you might try a different… Read more »
IT Troubleshooting Flow Chart
Have you ever wondered why IT techs always seem so frustrated when trying to work on their own computer? This flow chart should help explain why that happens.
“I hate my job!”
Many of us have said that at one point or another in our career. And we often mean it. The boss is a jerk, our coworkers are malicious, gossip spreads… Read more »
Google’s tribute to 2012
Google published their compilation of search trends for 2012, called Zeitgeist. They served 1.2 trillion searches in 146 languages. Additionally, they created a short video, posted below. It’s hard to… Read more »
RIP Zig Ziglar
Zig Ziglar passed away recently, and the world lost a great man. He primarily focused on improving sales techniques, but he had some wisdom for everybody. His down-home, folksy style… Read more »
Add an MP3 Audiobook to iTunes
Audiobooks are a great way to make use of time that might otherwise be spent on just a single event. For example, a lot of people listen to audiobooks during… Read more »
Is a Boxee TV for you?
I was having a discussion with a coworker recently regarding the merits of the new Boxee TV. He bought a Boxee Box when they were released a couple years ago… Read more »
How to Move iTunes Library to a New PC
Have you ever had that feeling that you wanted to do the impossible task? No matter how hard you try, the results would not be what you want? That your… Read more »
TV – There’s More Ways To Watch Than Ever Before
Americans spend a lot of time in front of the TV. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans spent about half of their leisure time watching TV, averaging… Read more »